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Simeon 2 month s ago
#11 This is pure bullsh*t, in zones like Southamerica there are many dogs and yet in the same places the crime rate is crazy high.
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Nibby 2 month s ago
Simeon,
I guess they mean domesticated dogs then, not feral
I guess they mean domesticated dogs then, not feral
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Bart 2 month s ago
#15 That's easily the most flattering thing you can say to someone...seriously. Can you think of anything more guaranteed to get you laid...than THAT? I can't. 
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Newton 2 month s ago
Bart, most adults would understand it’s fake praise though.
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Savannah 2 month s ago
Newton,
I suppose to the cynical 'un-loved' it would appear to be fake praise. Hyperbolic accolades meant as endearment is usually mutually understood as such. But how would you know that.
I suppose to the cynical 'un-loved' it would appear to be fake praise. Hyperbolic accolades meant as endearment is usually mutually understood as such. But how would you know that.
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Honora 2 month s ago
#24 That’s the bawdiest kite I’ve ever seen. 
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Abigail 2 month s ago
#7
"....it is own line of earth-friendly inks and markers."
Apostrophes have consequences
"....it is own line of earth-friendly inks and markers."
Apostrophes have consequences
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Trannie 2 month s ago
#50
Obviously AI
Obviously AI
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Irvin 2 month s ago
Trannie,
There is a pattern of that plant texture.
There is a pattern of that plant texture.
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Shelly 2 month s ago
#24 I haven't seen underwear that big since Wholly Moses (1980).
I guess they mean domesticated dogs then, not feral
I suppose to the cynical 'un-loved' it would appear to be fake praise. Hyperbolic accolades meant as endearment is usually mutually understood as such. But how would you know that.
"....it is own line of earth-friendly inks and markers."
Apostrophes have consequences
Obviously AI
There is a pattern of that plant texture.